I think things we rely on, which went into the consideration of this, are the net benefit and national security provisions that are part of the Investment Canada Act. We don't have to take actions that are against our national interest, and I think as we see more of China's intentions, whether they be control of strategic minerals or rather untoward and somewhat unsettling interest in the north, in the Arctic, there's more reason to apply those principles.
What I think the investment agreement was designed to do was to try to level the playing field for Canadian companies that had been treated abominably in China, and it did that to a certain extent, but I think the more robust application of net benefit and national security, as long as the government is willing to do it, guards us against Chinese investments that clearly are not in our interest.